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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
5
Amsterdam reports Berlin Vorwaerts questions why von Kuehlmann resigned after the crown prince’s language. It notes Vorwaerts contrasts the prince with Emperor William, who spoke of two philosophies to be overcome. The paper says such words are now cheaper and less effective.
The Reichs Anzeiger in Berlin reports Emperor William has awarded the Order of the Red Eagle First Class to Dr. Richard Von Kuehmann former secretary of foreign affairs in Amsterdam dated September 5.
Lieutenant Colonel Paul Anzan, one of the first French officers to aid U S forces with lessons on Bochas poison gas and German tactics, bid farewell to Governor McCall yesterday before returning to France.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson will likely not tour the country for the fourth Liberty Loan due to pending revenue legislation and other matters. A prolonged absence this month is deemed unwise, though a Pacific coast swing was previously anticipated.
A large quantity of German owned furs seized by the alien property custodian will be sold at the annual fall fur auction in New York starting September 23. The total value of the furs is estimated at 3 million dollars and a shortage of muskrat and skunk pelts is noted.
Annapolis reports Captain Louis H. Nulton, long commandant of midshipmen at the Naval Academy, has been detached from that duty. Captain William H. Standley, formerly in charge of buildings and grounds, succeeds him.
Camp Devens celebrates one year of strenuous service with 100000 soldiers passing through. Camp Upton nearby has finished training its last division and serves as a replacement garrison for nearly six months.
Major-General McCain surveys the training fields while 150 second lieutenants commissioned at Camp Lee join the depot brigade. New England officers from Camp Devens report satisfaction with the quality. Additional transfers place personnel in coast artillery and the eastern districts. chaplains are commissioned as first lieutenants and attached to the depot brigade.
Amsterdam September 5 Chancellor von Hertling urged the Prussian upper house constitutional committee to fulfill the Emperor’s pledge for franchise reform. He warned the question touches the crown and dynasty, urged finding a way to understanding, and said the government will not pressure the bishops.
Colonel Harry Cutler acting with War Secretary approval cabled a New Year greeting from the Jewish Welfare Board to General Pershing. The message honors three million Jewish service members, praises the fight for social justice, and prays for victory and the spread of American ideals.
Assistant Attorney General Seagrave opened an inquiry into building conditions in Boston to assess whether laws regulating safety devices harmed builders and owners or benefited monopoly holders. The probe follows a special legislative resolve.
Moses Labrie of 162 School Street Woonsocket Rhode Island and Arthur Clifford of 568 Green Street Cambridge were injured when an iron girder fell on them while they worked on the Broadway bridge over the New York New Haven and Hartford tracks. Clifford suffered leg injuries and Labrie a spine injury and fractured leg. National officers were elected today by the Spanish War Veterans. Commander-in-chief is Congressman Carl C. Van Dyke of Minnesota. senior vice-commander William Jones of New York. junior vice-commander Major James Lee Masurier of Virginia. surgeon general Dr. Charles S. Wylie of Pennsylvania. chaplain the Rev. Robert F.E. Milwood of Pennsylvania.
Police Commissioner O'Meara may allow push carts to sell pears on Boston streets to save 30 to 50 carloads of fruit from waste. A city ordinance blocks unloading and selling, needing the commissioner's waiver. A. C. Ratshesky of the food administration conferred with wholesalers to plan saving the ripening fruit.
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